Intro. to Nursing Midterm 2023 update(download to pass)

Florence Nightingale () Crimean War, reformed hospitals, influenced health policy, research, authoress- notes on nursing, training, calling Clara Barton () school teacher who volunteered as nurse in Civil War, American Red Cross, political activity 00:34 01:28 Linda Richards () America's 1st trained nurse, uniforms, nurse's notes and doctor's orders Mary Mahoney () 1st professional trained African American nurse, equality Lavinia Dock () feminist, writer, politically active: autonomy for women and nurses Lillian Wald () founder of public health nursing, offered trained professional services to homeless in NY, Henry Street Settlement became nursing school Margaret Sanger () public health nurse in NY, women's health issues: birth control, founded Planned Parenthood Mary Breckinridge () frontier nursing post WWI, founded one of first midwifery schools in US profession prolonged specialized training, orientation toward service to a community or organization, research, code of ethics, autonomy, professional organization(s) professionalism the competence or skill expected of a professional; the ability to handle problems and criticism gracefully and maturely socialization the lifelong social experience by which people develop their human potential and learn culture empirics science/facts of nursing 00:03 01:28 esthetics art of nursing personal knowledge self-knowledge